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Sea Change: Beauty’s Historic Opportunity

The returning tide of the economy may bring with it historic levels of mergers and acquisitions, and understanding the cause and effects will help shape overall business strategies.

ICMAD Regulatory Update

Regulatory issues, labeling and the impact of both dominated morning discussion at ICMAD’s 27th FDA Cosmetic Regulatory Workshop.

Hot Ingredient: Gemstones

Nearly 15 years after launching its first scent, Bulgari, a Roman jewelry firm, is set to enter the skin care market.

Future Perfect

Though it may seem as if the current economic climate has indefinitely postponed the reality of the next big thing, the beauty industry may simply be under leveraging the potential of its smaller, ongoing breakthroughs and could be on the cusp of an incredibly exciting time.

Stem Cells—A Widening Horizon

Though their use faces many challenges, stem cells—in their many forms—may be the biggest game-changer in cosmeceuticals in the long-term.

Honey and Snails

The modern scientific mind can sometimes shut down when confronted with anecdotal information, often assigned to natural-based ingredients, but the industry, as a whole, would gain a wealth of possibilities by taking everything seriously.

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Elevate Hair Care Claims with Glycolic Acid from DuPont™ Glypure®

Glycolic acid can deliver important benefits for hair care products, enhancing the protection and manageability of hair by conditioning, moisturizing, strengthening and preventing breakage.

Neil Katz, chairman and CEO of Parlux, Inc.

Meet the Conductor—Neil Katz

Orchestrating celebrity and fragrance to strike the right chord with consumers.

Labeling Claims—Untangling the Rules

Dissecting what is allowed on an ingredient label and the types of label claims may have detrimental consequences to the industry overall.

Creating Magic

The economic crisis has done more than slow down the sales of fragrance and beauty products. It has forever changed business as we know it, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

When Beauty Meets Biotech

The rewards of finding and fulfilling the opportunities of biotech/beauty partnerships are enormous for the beauty industry.

Spice up Your Formulation: Addressing Issues Caused by Acids in Skin Care Products

Introduction of Luvigel(TM) Star as an effective thickener in anti-aging preparations

Where Is Tomorrow’s Management Talent?

Demographic and strategic imperatives will create a future crisis without preparation now.

The Anatomy of a Formula—Antiperspirants

Extracted from the “Anatomy of a Formula” column in the May 2009 issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine, the author explains the anatomy of antiperspirants, their purpose in the formulas and their impact on meeting consumer trends. The full technical column is available at www.CosmeticsandToiletries.com.

The New Age of Antiaging

According to Euromonitor International’s June 2009 State of the Industry report, consumers clearly prioritize age-prevention above all else—allowing antiaging, as a global subcategory of skin care, to remain relatively unscathed as consumers’ tightened their purse strings. Still, both marketers and suppliers have been forced to reevaluate how consumers spend and adjust game plans accordingly. The resounding universals of fact-based claims—staying true to a brand mission and capturing the consumer’s imagination—remain, and a panel of marketers and suppliers delve into the issues.

Concepts of Opportunity

Arylessence president focuses his fragrances, his company and his industry involvement on making sure clients are competitive and their products are successful in the marketplace.

Putting on a New Face—Environmentalism’s Impact on Ingredients and Packaging

Creating cradle-to-cradle has implications for ingredient and packaging choices—as well as business and marketing strategies.

Regulatory: Updates to Independent EU Cosmetic Directive

A look at a recent European effort to outline organic and natural standards raises pointed questions in the conversation of what the terms really mean (or don't mean).

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